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Meet a Chronic Pain Specialist – Dr. Eric Chang
One of Our Excellent Pain Specialists
Although Dr. Eric Chang has been with us since the beginning of RESTORE Orthopedics, recently we produced some footage to give you an inside look at how he cares for his patients.
He specializes in interventional pain medicine, along with sports and regenerative medicine.
The first video gives an idea of who Dr. Chang is, and his mission to free patients who are imprisoned by chronic pain. In the second and third videos, patients share their personal experiences of treatment with Dr. Chang.
Dr. Chang is a warm, capable personality. He serves those patients who have tried everything else — we are so blessed to have him as a member of our team!
For an appointment, please call our office at 714-598-1745.
More detailed information on Dr. Chang’s specialties and education are available here.
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